H M King High School - El Toro Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

- :, i gi ii As We enter another day, another year at King High, We face many memories - of moments happy and sad. We, the Staff of the 1963 E1 Toro hope that this yearbook will bring back the memories of this, our last year in the old building and our first year in 4A rating. With these objectives, we present to you: the... 1963 El Toro ......... Crcler of Divisions Administration and Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Personalities Sports Organization and Activities Editor Tissa Higginbotham Assistant Editor Jane Haun Business Manager Joan Atterbury Filing Manager Jo Ann Custer Photographers Gerald Black, Jessie Lopez and Kenny Stutts Sponsor a isiit t s sisisi , , . Mrs- Rubma Schroeder Wa, 2 1 l '. V ' I-17 v-f' H' ills-'fi fi A'f'.. wi W Pi' f7Lf6Xf5l.-Zilla-35, of Henrietta Mifflin King High School Kingsville, Texas 3 eglfl, Memoriam Glenn Shelley Hts life was gentle, and the elements so mixed in him that Nature might stand up and say to all the world 'This was a man. 4 In the Twentieth Century Shake- speare's lines could be an appropriate epitaph to Mr. Glenn Shelley, King High counsellor, who lost his life in an automobile accident on November 3, 1962. The blended elements of his genial personality revealed to his World of students, friends, faculty, and family, a man of honor, love, and understand- ing. In his willingness to share him- self with others, he dispensed en- couragement and friendship tinged with good humor and a sincere desire to help. YESTERYEAR IN KING HIGH In 1906, six years after the turn of the century, two years after Kingsville had been founded, the first school in Kings- ville was established. It was a one room, one teacher school with an initial enrollment of thirteen pupils. The school is pictured in the above photo. Rooms have been added, and the building has been remodeled, but a portion of it is the original school. This building on Alice and Third Streets remained the schoolhouse of Kingsville until the fall of 1910, when a new and larger school took its place. This new school was Henrietta M. King High School. Now, after fifty-four years of occupancy by high school students, this King High will also retire to make room for progress. In the fall of 1963 a new high school will take its place. As we anticipate the years ahead in our new school, many of us will also retain fond memories of the good times, as well as, disappointments experienced in King High. Let's look back into the seeds of time to the beginning of Henrietta M. King High School. 5 King High of 1910. Note the fence in fro nt of the school to keep out the livestock. Newlee Hall was built in 1937 for the Music Department. 6 The cornerstone of King High was laid in 1909 after Mrs. Henri- etta lVI. King had donated funds for the construction of the school. In September of 1910 the enrollment had reached 600 in eleven grades, taught by 17 teachers. The first diplomas were awarded in 1913 to a class of three boys. In the same year the school was affiliated with the University which required 15 credits for graduation. In 1925 King High School burned but was replaced in 1926 with funds from insurance and a bond issue. The Home Economics Build- ing on the right was built in 1940. In 1951 Wade Hall, the fi- nal addition to the campus Was completed. It was to be used for the science depart- ment. 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Jernigan, and lVIr. 'Nick Harrell. They have given of their time, talents, and Wisdom to improve our schools. This has been Mr. Paul Jones' second year as Principal of King High, with his duties ever expand- ing to meet the demands of a grow- ing school system. He has tackled his many duties with enthusiasm and has Worked hard to help es- tablish a more complete and effi- cient school system. 5 5 K Mr. Sherman Schroeder, director of attendance, listens patiently each morning to Johnny's and Mary's excuses for yesterday's absence. Mrs. Thelma Peterson, standing, and Mrs. Kathleen Fish, seated, Work together on the many varied projects that become the responsi- bility of the office secretary. At mid-semester Miss Mary Troy, former King High math teacher, became the new Counselor. She pauses here briefly for the photographer. The English department trains the student to write correctly and concisely, to increase his vocabulary, to appreciate good literature, and to extend his rec- reational reading. Students are introduced to several types of literature dur- ing their three years of high school English. Included in the selections studied in the sopho- more year are Julius Caesar, Silas Mowner, and The King and I. In the junior year Amer- ican literature is emphasized with contemporary writing and non-fiction articles, and the play t'Our Town is especially enjoyed. Included in senior Eng- lish selections are Macbeth, poetry of Browning and Tenny- son, and Pygmalion Pam Skipper and Can- dy Paulk give their rendition of Gen. Wil- liam Booth Enters Heaven. Language Mrs. Bledsoe 'checks homework. Miss Clara Blackwell Mrs. Alice Bledsoe Mrs. Frances Duey English, Speech English English Mrs. Melba Moss Mrs. Dorothy Rhode Miss Rubye Russell English Latin Llbrarlan 12 Arts Today increasing numbers of students are realizing the im- portance of mastering a foreign language. At King High, Latin and Spanish are offered. In Spanish classes, the student learns to read, write, and speak the language. The two years of Latin are devoted to laying the foundation of the language from the standpoint of grammar, and vocabulary. Speech offers an excellent op- portunity for students who are seeking poise and self-assurance in formal speaking. Journalism covers all phases of news writ- ing - news coverage, sports writing, editorial writing, ad- vertising, and creative writing. The library is the focal point not only for language arts, but also for Mr. John Hamby Mrs. Edith Head Mr. John Leithead English English English Miss Mae Dell Schiller Mrs. Rubina Shroeder Mrs. .Mildred Williams Spanish English, Journalism English Class time is devoted to reading and discuss- ing books. Mathematics Mrs. Corbin explains the proof of a theorem to the class While Cindy West and Gary Bowden practice on problems. Various courses in mathematics are offered at King High to help students make the most of the growing opportunities in this field. Included among these subjects are algebra, trig- onometry, plane and solid geometry, and commercial arithme- tic. Through these courses the mathematics department stimu- lates the minds of the students to logical reasoning and deduc- ion. Lionel Canales and Louis Stripling check their slide rule speed. 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'uf f.f.:..v3M wj Mr. Fred Gauspohl Algebra . K 1, f f eeree A Mvfi--.5-i..,,.. ' gg . 59 . My, A, C. H111 Mrs. Katherine Algebra Golesorkhi Algebra Mr. Paul Whaley Algebra, S. geo., trig. Mr. Franklin Banta Chemistry Mr. William Boyd Physics, Algebra Mr. Glenn Matheson Biology isiiblflfgy V Science Mr. Banta watches cautiously as Bill Ryan and George Truan make rubies. Science courses at King High are designed to broaden the interest and understanding of each student for this ad- vanced age of science. In biology, plant and animal life is studied. The composition of substances and the changes they undergo is part of chemistry. Physics is the study of matter and motion. Mr. Smith explains the object of interest on the microscope slide. l5 llaps help Mr. Corbin explain Worl histoiv to students. Social Studies Perry Mason Calias Cliff Fryj and Lawrence Preston Calias Dennis Kelloggj fight it out for courtroom honors in Civics mock trials. E l carried out. The importance of social studies in today's fast moving world can- not be overestimated. At King High World, American, and Texas his- tory, civics, and Current Social and Economic Problems are offered. Students learn how people in various parts of the World develop different ways of thinking, acting, and living. They also learn about the principles upon which our de- mocracy is based and the Ways in which democratic government is Mr. Robert Bupp American history Mr. John Corbin VVorld history Mr. James Fanning N d World history 'fbi U5 1 if Mariel 2 ra, 3 AQ ata E six' e' r fx iii fr -, f nf 7, -. - so ew, c ,fu Q . sv 4--V, xv' ' In -,.-25:23 ii-i 3324 . ,, A ' : , ., ,,., . ,,,- fi' A iw W' ?c5'3l'5i5K T3 ??5F?ifl5'll3'?Q 2'Y2 WWE .. 1 X of ,,,.., ,. . .. it , X. wb,i,7g,5g,,,Qg7LQA. f . . iw-saga' gwcggq,::1asQQPQQLSK ysf -zNa.,s,Q,'.M :?'f1a,sV'-'iviiffffdkivi' -. - - tim ' ifsivdfkak 7 Pri, bf '51 5135535453 i Lf Fi f U ii 2 i . - - ' 57455555 Q.,,,g,qgsi,1gH,55F,yu- - - 7 5 V- ray, vgsf' gf fa , Q if H i A i ive f 1' mi, ' A 313512 PM X55 ffl ' s K fee Swat! Q 9 'if J wi Q35 We 1 is S2 ' -1 if 51 ggi is wig , A M My Mig? Q, y,Nx,-, as ' W, a fi- X at 11' ' 'M -Q ,Qi fi x X fit? sv -Q.. A f. . 1. . -Q., - Mx., ..,I,,,, ug. .3u,.,w - 'u,.1.,, 'Gr ffl. 'QB Jul' I-....-,,5-5,-:,5.,u.,+w .5- ' 'ffl Miss Olita Parman Mr. Ray Gomez Mr. Robert Lovelace Civics, C S LQ E P American history, World history 6 Football coach Tennis coach , l Mr. William Denman Dr. Ed., HPE Miss Barbara Jacobs HPE Mr. Aureliano Ortiz HPE Mr. Beecher Huff Basketball coach, American history HPE and Drivers Ed It's a good thing Kingsville has mostly angle parking eh M1Ck19 Students receive the proper training in driver's education to be- come safe, informed drivers. In this course they learn the proper handling of the car, as Well as Tex- as highway laws. HPE is a plan for physical fit- ness. During the year students learn various sports including bas- ketball, baseball, tennis, volley- ball, and boxing. They also study a health and first aid course for six Weeks. Mr. Donald Jay Mr. Russ Holland Football coach, Track coach, Texas history Algebra l7 Music Mr Rogers directs Mr Horn directs extra practice in gioups The music department consists of the A and B bands, chorus, and or- chestra. Both the A band and chorus participate in concerts and U.I.L. com- petition during the year. These music courses are designed to develop indi- vidual ability, as Well as to present an opportunity for group participation. The band rests for a minute in one of their rare as the band plactlces Main Street appeaiances Miss Dorothy Breeding Mr, Wilbur Gregg M1 Clifford Horn M1 Joe Rogeis B band Music Coordinator, Chorus A band Orchestra I 8 Vocational Commercial: Miss Veda King Mrs. Alma McEowen Miss Gertrude Short Typing i Bookkeeping, English Secy. Training, Com. Math Mrs. McEowen helps a student find an error in his bookkeeping practice set. Homemaking: Mrs. Alta Jones Mrs. Mary Light Mrs. Pat Lofland Homemaking Homemaking Hornemakmg 19 Since typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are the keys to business success, these courses have been in great demand as a prepara- tion for employment and personal use. Timed Writings-necessary evils Homeinaking girls serve refreshments to teachers Homemaking education courses deal with prepara- tion for successful family living. Three years of homemaking give instruc- tion in areas of food, cloth- ing, child care, care of the sick, and housing. Vocational ndusfrial Arts Mr. Elbert Franklin Metals, Pre-Eng. Draw. 'llhe leathers class looks on enviously as Julio Guevara puts the finishing touches on his boots. I Industrial Arts is a course which challenges students to design and construct articles which will be useful. Included M1-,James Keese in industrial Arts are Woods, leathers, metals, and pre- W00dS, leathers engineering drawing. Building Trades - ' 151511.-iii ' X52 ' . -, . 9+ gy- i Ke, ., 'f : rx e:ffs9:Etf5 .f ' .iff h::'f7, i' 'ii5'fi555: ' 2i 'f -i .EQi'f1'.:tSf'f' r??S2gf?t3:rjaffmf'1 i was -fyfrmlsw . , 'tafsitqdgwilfiff u 'Y www ' . Sz34'v2m5f?5-ma : 1' 'W' w p nm fnziimg Fffcfflgi W' wa'-11: -- 5 me :ri .. an agffwu : w f -A J 4 1 me , - ,,:- .,: was-Ye. s-wqif a,VQ, f - llfw, ' sf 'wififfsf ff'f21 f: Mr. Roland Smith Building trades In building trades, students learn the various skills involved in building, Each year the class has a project on which the whole group Works. Julian Silva saws a board for this year's building trades project, a field house at Mo-Pac. 20 I.C.T. and D.E. D.E. students prepare their notebooks for State competition. The students taking Distributive Education and Industrial Cooperative Training courses attend school half of the day Mr. Martin Chiuminatto I. C. T. and work the other half. The purpose of these courses is to pro- ph, Sherman Shroedel. vide an opportunity for on the job training in sales, services, D. E. and skills. Agriculfu re A pig receives an injection from Dr. Alexander, assisted by the Future Farmers. 21 Mr. Rollin Smith Agriculture Agriculture prepares students for occu- pations in agriculture and related fields. The boys receive training in animal hus- bandry, field crops, and farm shop. E af z , . , '::f,,zw:.fem1q3:szf -9- . . 7- . f f?vf,,.5 T Ts' 535211 wwf: 1 f Q , W,-F N. t --.- i Bw.. ., ,Q . S mann L L , ,.., - M , Adi ,VM :. ' ' f M Q W . , , W H t iii -z D. Wvm-www-.wg , ' . --mf: 3 12,3 4 - nw, , , 537555: T .. ' Y E. Q if ii fs ,,1 55 is 12 ng Ee' if W Fa ,Q s 24 Allen, Bobby He's a gentleman, look at his boots. FFA, 3 yrs. Allen, Sue Run-around Sue. Band, 1 yr., K-ettes, 1 yr., FHA, 2 yrs., officer, 2 yrs, DE, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr. Arce Aaron Brilhant 1n h1s own Way Band 3 yrs Atterbury Joan A good heart lS bette1 than all the Words 1n the world FTA 1 yr off1ce1 1 y1 Office Assist ant 1 V1 Latin Club 2 yrs El Toro 1 yi Business Manager 1 y1 UTI ht erary contests '2 3 is A A A A sENloRs 63 9 as ' ' ' ' 79 L . 9 U 1 ' . ' , 73 f. 'J 1- f. . ' Y 1' - 3 's - -7 A 4 l A l Y I y . -9 v - 7 . 1 . '1 4 J -7 1 ' L,!k Taka I Bajza, Charles A penny for your thoughts. Latin Club, 1 yr.g Science Club, 1 yr. Baker. Clem Hootus. Key Clubg Bandg Spanish Club. Baker, Mike Lucky, Round-up, 1 yr., Sports Editor. Barlow, Pat She radiates friendliness. FTA, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr, Spanish Club, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr., Student Council, 1 yr., officer, Sr. Class Officer. 25 Band, 3 yrs., K-ettes. 3 yrs.: FHA, 1 yr., Benavides, Roel Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it all day. Chorus 2 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs., Football 3 yrs.g VIC 162 Bippert, Ernest The farmer in the dale. FFA 3 yrs. Bounds, Tim Everybody loves a lover. Chorus 1 yr., Football 2 yrs., VIC 162 lyr. Box, Linda Pretty is as Pretty does. Band 3 yrs.g Drum Major 2 yrs,g Band Hall Assistant 2 yrs,g K-ettes 1 yr.g Drama Club 1 yr., NHS 2 yrs.g Spanish Club 2 yrs.g Student Council 2 yrs., Who's Who 1 yr., Office Assistant 2 yrs. Barrera, Ester She danced her Way into our hearts. Barton, Barbara There's a time for all things. Bazan, Angelita Angle Beecham, Duncan Oh, this learning what a thing it is. Band 1 yr.g Chorus 2 yrs. g Football 3 yrs K-Club 2 yrs., Track 2 yrs. 1 26 Breining, Dennis There is naught but good of his name. Band 3 yrs.g Latin C. 1 yr.g Science C. 2 yrs.g Spanish C. 1 yr. Cabrera, Enedina A girl with a smile and a regiment of friends. Band 3 yrs.g Library C. 2 yrs.: Off. Asst. 1 yr.g El Toro 1 yr.g Student Council 1 yr.g DE 3 yrs.g FHA 3 yrs.g FTA 1 yr.g Science C. 1 yr. Call, Jim Patience, and shuffle the cards. Fr. C. 2 yrs.g Star and Key Soc. 2 yrs.g ROTC 2 yrs.g S.S. Society 1 yr.g V-Pres.g Round-Up 1 yr.g Science Club 3 yrs. Canales, Benny His heart is fixed. Band 2 yrs.g Baseball 3 yrs.g K-Clubg Senior Class Reporter g4Student Council 1 yr. Canales, Lionel He can paddle his own canoe. Band 3 yrs.g Band Captain, District Bandg Science Club 1 yr.g Slide Rule 2 yrs.g District Slide Rule Canales, Manuel Hitch your Wagon to a star. Band 1 yr.g Stage Band 1 yr.3 Football 3 yrs.g K-Club 3 yrs.g Sec.-Treas. 3 yrs.g Track 3 yrs.g National Honor Society Canales, Mary Ann 'Tm a lover and I have found the person to love. FHA Canales, Ninfa I shall laugh myself to death I FHA 3 yrs.g 5th V.-Pres.g Spanish Club 1 yr.g FTA 1 yr. 3 UIL Spelling 2 yrs. 27 Canales, Roel Silence is more eloquent than Words. VIC 2 yrs. Cannon, Dickie His presence makes a bright day. DE 2 yrs. g Football 1 yr. Carillo, Marcello With a song in his heart. Carley, Billy Humor is the harmony of the heart. Basketball 2 yrs.g Track 2 yrs. Castenada, Yolanda Only so much do I know, as I have lived.' Chapa, Efrain His heart is as light as a leaf. Band 2 yrs.g Orchestra Chemacki, Stan Second Arnold Palmer. Golf 3 yrs.g K-Club 2 yrs. Childs, Ronnie Always daydreaming. ICT 2 yrs.g Reporter, Treasurerg Round Up 1 yr. 28 Cross, Harvey Anything for a quiet life. Chilen, Mary Agnes Beauty is its own excuse for being. Chorus 2 yrs.g Spanish Club 1 yr.g Tennis 1 yr. Clark, Coley Mr, Handsome. Band 3 yrs., Stage Band 2 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs.g Track 1 yr.g Latin Club 2 yrs.: National Honor Society 2 yrs.g Science Club 1 yr. 3 FHA Sweetheart Clark, David Light of heart and pleasant to know. Baseball 3 yrs.g K-Club 2 yrs.g Round-Up 1 yr. Clifton, Mike Smile with intent to do mischief. Conner, Carl Slow and steady wins the race. Varsity Wrestlingg Speech Tournament, Christmas Playg Spanish Club 1 yr., Na- tional Honor Society 1 yr. Cortez, Carmen As merry as the day is long. Crisp, Wanda I know what I like and that's enough? Band 3 yrs.g Drama Club 1 yr.g FHA 3 yrs.g District Third vice-pres., Area Third vice-pres., City Exec. Council Third vice- pres., State Degree of Achievementg Lat- in Club 2 yrs.g National Honor Society 2 yrs. 29 De La Paz, Elizabeth At last I'm out. Dembski, Debbie All the World's a stage. Chorus 1 yr.g El Toro 1 yr.g FHA 3 yrs.g Library Club 1 yr.g Spanish Club 1 yr.g Tennis 1 yr. Dietrich, Robert Buddy Dodillet, Suzy Happy as one who has no- cares. Class Officer 1 yr.g FHA 1 yr.g Spanish Club 1 yr.g Science Club 1 yr.g Student Council 1 yr. Cumberland, Linda My life has just begun. FHA 1 yr.g Library Club 1 yr. Custer, Richard Men of few words are the best of men? Davis, Pat As full of life as anyone, and does she enjoy living. Band 2 yrs.g Debate 1 yr.g FTA 1 yr.g Drama Club 2 yrs.g Office Assistant 1 yr. g Orchestra 1 yr.g Powder Puff 1 yr.g Round-Up 1 yr.g Science Club 3 yrs.g Who's Who Deanda, Terry Sugar and Spicef' DE 2 yrs.g FHA 2 yrs.g FTA 2 yrs. 30 ! Douglass, Mike Wise men say nothing in dangerous timesf' One Act Play 1 yr.g Yearbook 1 yr.g Teen Club 2 yrs.g vice-pres., pres.g Far East Leadership Training Center Pres.g Foot- ball 1 yr.g Debate 1 yr. g Student Council, vice-pres., Soph. Class Pres.g Round-Up Dunn, Benny Let's play ball. ' K-Club 3 yrs.g Basketball 3 yrs.g Track 3 yrs.g Student Council 3 yrs.g Junior Class President Estrada, Noe As true as steel. Farias, Cono If girls interfere with your Work: Quit Work. K-Club 3 yrs.g Football 2 yrs.g Track 3 yrs. Fein, Marshall We He only is a Well made man. Round-up 2 yrs.g editor 3 Latin Club 3 yrs., vice-pres.g Science Club 3 yrs., vice- pres.g Student Council, reporterg Tennis 1 yr.g Texas Jr. Academy of Science 2 yrs.g State winner in Physical Science 3 Future Scientists of Americag National Scholarship Winner g National Jr. Acad- emy of Scienceg Corpus Christi Mathe- matics and Science Youth Congress 2 yrs. Ferguson, Carol On campus or off this girl radiates per- sonalityf' Chorus 2 yrs.g Library Club 1 yr.g Span- ish Club 1 yr.g Annual Salesman 1 yr. Figueroa, Mary Jane She knows her goal in life. Band 3 yrs.g Chorus 1 yr.g FHA 2 yrs. Filla, Beverly Charming Chorus 1 yr.g DE 1 yr. 5 FHA 31 Fink, Betty Jean Short and sweet, cute and neat. National Honor Society 2 yrs.g Band 3 yrs.g K-ettes 2 yrs.g FHA 2 yrs.g Chorus 1 yr., Regional Choir 1 yr.g Latin Club 1 yr. Fischer, Martha Rose Always a friendly 'Hello' National Honor Society 2 yrs.g Band 3 yrs.g K-ettes 3 yrs., FTA 2 yrs.3 Chorus 3 yrs.g Student Council Rep., Regional Choir 2 yrs.g Debate 1 yr.g Science Clubg Student Council 3 yrs. Flores, Rene He's a mighty good fellow. VIC 1 yr., VIC Photographer, pres.g First in State on photo panel, District Serg at-arms eant- Forister, Bill Ready, set . . . Go! DE 2 yrs. if it Free, Deanna Newly Wed. FHA 3 yrs.g Representative for City Wide Council, Homemaking Assistant Fry, Clifford Takes life as it comes and lives every minute of it. National Honor Society 2 yrs.g K-Club 2 yrs.g Spanish Club 1 yr.g Football 1 yr.g Baseball 3 yrs.g Who's Who 1 yr.g Senior Class Pres.g Soph. Class Pres.g Student Council 2 yrs. Gallimore, Mike He who does not love Wine, Women and song remains a fool his life long. FFA 2 yrs. 3 ICT 1 yr. Galvan, Braulio Reaching toward the best. DE 1 yr. 32 Galvan, Olga She's a mighty good gal. Garcia, Eliseo His aim is to succeed. Band 4 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. Garcia, Laco To study a little to Worry less is my idea of happiness. Chorus 2 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs., Basketball mgr. 1 yr., Football 3 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs., VIC 1 yr. Garcia, Margot Intelligence and beauty go together. FHA 1 yr., FTA 1 yr., Library Club 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. Garcia, Marina Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the World is mad. Chorus IMZ yrs., FHA 1 yr. Garcia, Yolanda Sylvia Super salesman. Band 3 yrs., DE 1 yr., El Toro 1 yr., FHA 3 yrs. , Orchestra 1 yr. Garland, Gail A rare combination that's hard to find -beautiful, sincere and pure of mind. NHS 1 yr., Cheerleader 2 yrs., FHA 1 yr., Office Assistant 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., Powder-Puff 2 yrs., Who's Who 1 yr., Soph. V. Pres. 1 yr., Homecoming Candidate, Student Council 2 yrs., Decla- mation 1 yr., Prose 2 yrs., One-Act Play 1 yr., Honor Roll 3 yrs. Garza, Abel O, say can you see. 33 Garza, Antonio Carefree, happy, and friendly. Football 2 yrs. Garza, Carmen Loyal to her friends. Garza, Homer Working Man. DE 3 yrs. Garza, Maria Luisa Mary, Mary, quite Contrary. Chorus 2 yrs. g FTA 1 yr. Garza, Mario Me, Heap Big Chief. VIC 1 yr.g District Treasurer Area IV 1 yr. Garza, Severiano Bunny Hopper. ICT 2 yrs. Gilbreath, Dianna A friendly one is twice welcomed. FHA 3 yrs.3 Chapter Secretary 2 yrs. 34 l Gross, Ted He never exaggerates, he just remem- bers big. Band 3 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs., Science Club 3 yrs. Guerra, Rogelio Good fellowship lights his face. ICT 1 yr. Guerrero, Mary Helen Loooooo--Ve that sailor. Guerrero, Daniel He never says a foolish thing. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Gonzales, Tony Chief Football 2 yrs., Basketball 3 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs., Chorus 1 yr. 3 Track 3 yrs. Gonzales, Elida She got her man. Gordon, Carol Jean Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length. Spanish Club 2 yrs., Science Club 2 yrs., Chemistry Lab Assistant 1 yr., Corpus Christi Mathematic and Science Youth Congress 1 yr. Gonzales, Joe Henry I don't care what anyone says, I like girls. ICT 1 yr. 35 Kia esaaa ..,:: .. . Qs er F ' :,'?:':: i 5. .1 .' - A.. . W, 1 i f' 1- 5. 'e SEM 1 . we .- 'wif --3 it 3.-, nigga i f . I - ' .' . :iE.?: -if -1:21 . fe? ,T '- atrwffyggzvl ., g if ',.L ,, ' i f 3 QW . ff? '21, Q - 1 5' A im 1 'Jn ' Q A Hayes, Linda Jo If yo-u let me, I'll faintf' FHA 2 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs. Hernandez, Olga Homemaker Higginbotham, Tissa Simplicity is the mean between ostenta- tion and rusticityf' El Toro 3 yrs., Editor, Asst. Editor, Class Editor, FHA 2 yrs., Library Club 1 yr., Round-Up 1 yr., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Stu- dent Council 1 yr., Tennis 1 yr. Higgins, Charles Remembered for his pleasant way and smile. Round-Up 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. Guevaro, Julio Whose nature is so far from doing harm. Choruslyr. Guion, Jimmy I dare do all that becomes a man. Baseball 1 yr., Science Club 1 yr., ICT 1 yr. Gwin, Johnny Football 1 yr., Spanish Club 2 yrs. Hairston, Sandy She has a heart and room for every j oy. Band 3 yrs., K-ettes 2 yrs., FHA 1 yr., NHS 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., rep. pres., Junior Class V. Pres., Student Council 1 yr. l 36 Hobbs, Betty Jo Everybody's friend. Horn, Jackie Sue A girl who Works, hopes, and dreams. Homecoming Candidate 3 Cheerleader 1 yr., Chorus 1 yr., FHA 3 yrs., Round-Up 1 yr.3 Who's Who 1 yr. Huddleston, Johnny Seldom seen Without a smile. FFA 3 yrs. Jackson, Joyce Friend to all who know her. DE 1 yr.g FHA 2 yrs.g Tennis 2 yrs. Jefferson, James Oh! Why should life be all labor. Band 3 yrs., Baseball 2 yrs.g Basketball 1 yr.g Chorus 3 yrs., Football 1 yr.g K- Club 2 yrs. Jimenez, Erasmo In love with the World. Johnson, Gary His strength is as the strength of ten, because his heart is pure. Latin Club 2 yrs. Justice, Clyde A good name Will shine forever? Band 2 yrs. 37 Kellogg, Dennis Yes Sir, but I haven't done anything. Chorus 1 yr.g Tennis 1 yr. Kinnett, Hazel HRed.!7 FHA 1 yr. Kirk, Douglas Sleepyf' Kriegel, Morris His quest is not for self. Baseball 3 yrs.g Football 2 yrs.g K-Club 2 yrs. LaNoue, Billy 1 I'll look over you some day. Latin Club 2 yrs. 5 Sgt.-at-armsg Science Club 1 yr.g Tennis 1 yr. Leal, Armela' In every gesture, dignity and love. Band 3 yrs.3 Vice-Pres. 1 yr.g Orchestra 3 yrs.g FHA 3 yrs.g Song leaderg Student conductor 2 yrs. Leal, Concepcion . Sugar and spice and everything nice, Leal, Edna A friend who will always see you through. Band 3 yrs.g FHA 2 yrs.g FTA 1 yr.g Science Club 1 yr. 38 Lopez, Jesus Man with a camera. Band 3 yrs.g Chorus 1 yr.g El Toro, Photographer McGee, Charles Rusty Library Club 1 yr.g Office Assistant 1 yr. 5 Track 1 yr.g Thespians Malone, Ann Home, sweet home. Marable, Alyce Always going somewhere. FHA3 Round-Upg DE Lerma, Bobby He should, he could, he did his best. Chorus 1 yr.g K-Club 2 yrs.g Football 2 yrs. Lay, Tommy A friend in need is a friend indeed. Long, Joan Good fellowship lights her face? Longoria, Noelia Like a cheerful bubbling brook, she will always go on forever. 39 Mayo, Ruth Live in her heart and pay no rent. Band 3 yrs., K-ettes 3 yrs., National Honor Society 2 yrs. Mays, Jane Call it by some other name for friend- ship is too cold. National Honor Society 1 yr., FHA 3 yrs., 5th V.-Pres., lst V.-Pres., District and Area Pianist, Latin Club 1 yr., Tennis 3 yrs. Melbern, Sandra Her grin lets you know that all's right with the World. Band 3 yrs., K-ettes 2 yrs., Corps Cap- tain, National Honor Society 2 yrs., Of- fice Assistant 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr., Jr. Class Reporter Mendez, Adan Silence-a virtue of the wise. Chorus 2 yrs., Football 3 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs., VIC 162 40 Marroquin, Eugene Not Wandering anymore. Martin, Weldon Better for a young man to blush than to turn pale. Band 2 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs., Basketball 3 yrs., K-Club 3 yrs., National Honor Society 2 yrs., Slide Rule 3 yrs., Who's Who 1 yr. Mata, Ernesto Gay and gladsome as air. May, Diana Lively, likeable, and others make her a favorite. Library Club 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr. Mendietta, Alicia Cooperative and shy, with winning ways. FHA, 2 yrs. Mendietta, Horacio Modesty is beoominq to this ladf' Miller, Don All the World's a farm. Baseball, 1 yr., FFA, 2 yrs.g ICT, 2 yrs. Miller, Horace A merry heart goes all the day. Band, 2 yrs.g DE, 1 yr. s 2 41 5 Moloney, Doris The heart that knows .all friends. Tennis Club, 23 yrs., Latin Club, 1 yr. Library Club, 1 yr.g Student Council 1 yr. Montoya, Matilde Here nature is far from doing Wrongf Mooney, Ray For every Why he has a Whereforef' Basketball, 1 yr. g Football, 3 yrs. Moreno. Martha The girl with the oar. Morris, George Happy to his heart's content. Baseball 1 yr., Football 3 yrs., K-Club 2 yrs. Moseley, Pat Best driver ever. Library Assistant, Library Club 2 yrs., Round-Up 2 yrs. Motes, Charles 'individuality is a virtue. Band 3 yrs., Chorus 1 yr., ICT 1 yr. Mumford, Pat As full of life as anyone and does she enjoy living. Band 3 yrs., Class Officer 1 yr., Cheer- leader 2 yrs., Latin Club 1 yr., National Honor Society 2 yrs., DAR Good Citizen, Round-Up 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr, Homecoming Queen, Tex. Jr. Academy of Science 1 yr. 42 Muniz, Robert Love that hair. Basketball 2 yrs., Chorus 15 yrs. Myers, Jack Jack of clubs. DE 1 yr., FFA 2 yrs., Football 1 yr., ICT 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. Najera, Homer Lefty. ICT 2 yrs. 0'Brien, Maureen Master of studies, and music too, her talents and skills by no means few. All State Choir 1 yr., Band 3 yrs., Chorus 4 yrs., K-ettes 2 yrs., National Honor So- ciety 2 yrs., Office Assistant 1 yr., Region Choir 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Stage Band Soloist 2 yrs. Pena, Robert A man with responsibilities. Perez, Consuelo Golden locks. Chorus 1 yr. Perez, Jesse t'I'll listen to your advice, but I'll stick t mine. Perez, Ramon 'Tm I my brother's keeper. DE 2 yrs. Newman, Danny The King. Ochoa, Maria Teresa Quiet Terry. FHA 1 yr.g DE 1 yr. Ortegon, Demetrio If at first you don't succeed try and try again. Chorus 1 yr.g DE 1 yr. Pappas, Rita I cannot afford to waste my time making money? DE 1 yr.g Tennis 2 yrs. O 43 Ramirez, Gaspar Slow and steady wins the race. Football 2 yrs.g Track 3 yrs.g K-Club 2 yrs.g vice-president. Ramsey, Carolyn Her smile will be remembered. Reyes, Elvia Her man is tall, dark, and handsome. Reyes, Romeo A'Much learning doth make me mad. Basketball 3 yrs.g Football 3 yrs.g K-Club 3 yrs.: VIC 2 yrs.g sergeant-at-arms Putman, Judy Best sport ever. Quintanilla, America A twinkle in America's eyes. Band 3 yrs.g Chorus 1 yr.g DE 1 yr. Quintanilla, Susanna At Lucil1e's. FHA 1 yr.g DE 1 yr. Rainbolt, Hank Whither so fast. Band 3 yrs.g Cross Country team 1 yr Track 3 yrs. 44 Rickabaugh, Kathy Her virtues speak for themselves. FHA 3 yrs. g Spanish Club 1 yr. Rios, Susie Craziest girl on campus. Rodriguez, Grace Always happy, always broke, always laughing at some joke. Chorus 1 yr., FHA 3 yrs., El To-ro 1 yr.g Powder Puff 1 yr. Rodriguez, Manuel Muscle Man. DE 1 yr. ,. ,- ,ai Rojas, Eliseo The man with a slide rulef, Ruiz, Juan Curls. Ryan, Betty Open up your heart and let her walk in. El Toro 1 yr.g FTA 1 yr., Latin Club 2 yrs., Library Club 2 yrs., Treasurer 5 Round-Up 1 yr. Salazar, Ambrosio Sailor Boy. Baseball 1 yr., K-Club 1 yr., ICT 1 yr. 45 Salinas, Gustavo His music box is in his inside. Salinas, Martha Her heart is as light as a leaf. Band 3 yrs.g Orchestra 3 yrs.g Chorus 1 yr. Schultz, Betty Big girl. DE 1 yr., Chorus 1 yr. Sessions, Jean My heart is fixed. Chorus 1 yr., DE 1 yr. Sharp, Carol All her Ways are Winning Ways. Band 3 yrs., K-ettes 3 yrs.g Round-Up 1 yr, Spanish Club 2 yrs. Silguero, Evangelina Quality, not quantity, is her measure. FHA 2 yrs., Chorus 1 yr., FTA 1 yr. Silva, Julian 'Tm just as big for me as you are for you. Chorus 2 yrs. g VIC 2 yrs. Simons, Marilyn Chl Danny Boy. Chorus 1 yr.g FHA 1 yr.g Library Club 3 yrs. 5 Pres. of Library Club 46 Soulard, Barbara She makes this bubble of life worth while. Journalism, Powder Puff, Talent Show, El To-ro 1 yr. Soulard, Brenda Sweet as the breath of an autumn morn. Journalism, Powder Puff, Talent Show, El Toro, FHA 1 yr. Solis, Eliseo If music be the food of love, play onf' Chorus 125 yrs., All State Cho-ir 1 yr., Orchestra 2 yrs., Latin Club 1 yr. Taylor, Herbert I never think of the future-it comes soon enough. Science Club 2 yrs. Smith, Carol 'Tm not denying that women are foolish, God made them that way to match the men FHA 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr. Y!! Smith, Jerry E. Smart guy. Strickland, John As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Football 1 yr., lVIgr. 1 yr., K-Club 2 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs. Stripling, Louis Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. NHS 2 yrs., Band 3 yrs., Latin Club 2 yrs., Science Club 3 yrs., Slide Rule 2 yrs., Who's Who 1 yr., Student Council Pres., Dist. and Reg. Band 3 yrs., Dist. Extemp., Dist. Slide Rule 2 yrs., Dist. Science Team 2 yrs., Tex. Jr. Academy of Science 1 yr. 47 Taylor, J eana She must have swallowed a twinkle. Thomas, J ay Believe one who speaks from experi- ence. Band 3 yrs.g Debate 1 yr.g Latin Club 3 yrs.g Science Club 3 yrs.g Pres. 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr., Sec., FSA 1 yr., Chapel Club, Sec. 1 yr., Dist. and Reg. Band Captain 1 yr., Stage Band 3 yrs.g UIL Contest 2 yrs. Tijerina, Rommie Sunshine is found in places other than the sky. Chorus 1 yr., FHA 3 yrs., FTA 1 yr. Tinsley, Joe When he will talk, how he will talk! FFA 2 yrs.g ICT 2 yrs.g Sgt.-at-arms Science Club 1 yr., Orchestra 1 yr. Torres, Rogelio 'tHe's a mighty good fellow. K-Club 2 yrs. 3 Cross Country Teamg Track 2 yrs. 3 VIC 1 yr. Trant, Sandra Blessed is He who invented men. Chorus 2 yrs.g FHA 2 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., Powder Puff 2 yrs. 3 Spanish Club 2 yrs.g FFA Sweetheartg El Toro 1 yr. Trevino, Lavinia Hope and be happy that allls for the best? Band 3V2 yrs., Sec. 115 yr.g FHA 2 yrs., Student Council Trevino, Sylvia Wealthy in friends. DE 1 yr., historian, FHA, lst V.-Pres. 1 yr.g Football Sweetheart 48 Turcotte, Roy Blest is the man who invented sleep. Band 2 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs.g FFA 3 yrs.g Tennis 2 yrs.g Spanish Club 1 yr. Vasquez, Rosa The nod of an honest girl. Villanueva, Ramiro HW 77 ell...? Cho-rus Villanueva, Robert Naturally I seem stupid to my teacher. He graduated. Baseball 1 yr.g DE 1 yr.g Spanish Club 1 yr. K X Villarreal, Benilde Vim, vigor, and vitality, topped with a pleasing personality. FHA 2 yrs.g FTA 1 yr.g Spanish Club 2 yrs.g El Toro 2 yrs.g Powder Puff 1 yr. Villarreal, Noemi Brings laughter to all who meet her. FHA 2 yrs.g FTA 1 yr., DE 2 yrs. Villarreal, Elva Easy Comes, easy goes. Chorus 2 yrs. Walker, Connie Grace is in all her steps. FHA 1 yr.g DE 1 yr.g Student Council 1 yr., USL Contest 1 yr. 49 Weisman, Michael An ounce of work is Worth a ton of Wishing. Round-Up 1 yr. Weisman, Sharon A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenancef' NHS 1 yr., Office Assistant 1 yr., Tennis 3 yrs., Who's Who 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. Wheeler, Ann Why can't they all have as much fun as I do ? Chorus 1 yr., FHA 2 yrs., Library 1 yr., Office Assistant 1 yr., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Science Club 2 yrs., El Toro 2 yrs. White, Alma Rae My steno notebook will carry me far. Whitelaw, Mary John Dynamite comes in small packages. One Act Play, NHS 1 yr., Band 2 yrs., K-ettes 2 yrs., FHA 2 yrs., Office Assistant 2 yrs., Science Club 1 yr. Wier, Larry The joker in the Deck. FFA 2 yrs., K-Club 2 yrs., Round-Up 1 yr., Baseball 3 yrs. 1 Wilber, Greg Oh, but it's not Wilber Greg. Wilson, Glenda A good student, good friend, what more could we ask. Second in Chemistry at South Texas Chemical Association, Chorus 1 yr., FTA parliamentarian 1 yr., Latin Club 2 yrs., Tennis 1 yr. 50 Wilkerson, Jim Runs like a buck? NHS, 2 yrs.: K-Club. 3 yrs., Number Sense, 1 yr.g Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: Latin Club, 2 yrs.: Science Club, 2 vrs. : Basket- ball, 1 yr.g Football, 1 yr.g Track, 3 yrs. Young. Darla Age cannot wither her, nor custom state her infinite variety. Persuasive Speakingg DE, 1 yr., Latin Club, 1 yr. Yzaguirre, Israel To stay or not to stay-that is the question. FFA, 3 yrs. Zapata. Yolanda An earnest student and sincere friend. El Toro, 1 yrg Spanish Club, 1 yr. Trevino, Manuel He gets his share out of living. King I-Iigh's Crew-Cut Corps! 5l Modest possessor of a perfect blend- THEN I King High students of yesteryear. King High 1910. Students of today. AND NOW K I N King High 1963. A King High students 1963 King High students of the '20s. 53 ii Jr. Class Officers: Donald Black, presidentg Sheri Bull, vice-presidentg Candy Paulk, secre tary-treasurerg Kay Lynne Sharp, reporter. 54 Adame, Irm 3 Alaniz, Rosario Alvarez, Gilbert Arredondo Arninta Arredondo, Olga Avelar, Sylvia Avvbrey, Sharon Ambriz Estela Ampe Mike Arnold B111 Barr, Carol Barraza, Ricardo Barrera, Humberto Barton, Sarah - qw J 3 in 3 K mr Q W. ., L. 4 gL.,f-.V was Wifi' ar. 1 . . ,ik . . -5 was? 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Registration is sooooo Much work! Hey, Bartender, set 'em up. Now is the time for all good teachers to come to the aid of lost students. -wrwswf Q , M f M JOAN ATTERBURY: In addition to her excellent scholastic achievements and able assistance in the office, Joan is a sincere friend and Willing Worker. Not only has she excelled in Interscholastic League ready Writing, and persuasive speaking, but she also participates in Latin Club and is historian for the Future Teachers. Many pages of this yearbook are the result of her steady determined efforts. DONALD BLACK: Don, president of the junior class, centers his interests in foot- ball and track, but also main- tains a good scholastic aver- age. He is on the student council and shoulders much responsibility in making preparation for the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom. 86 PAT BARLOW: This popular senior is an office assistant, has played in the band, been a three-year twirler, Homecoming' Queen Candidate, sec- retary-treasurer of the senior class and vice-president of the student cabinet. She is also in Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America and FHA. WHO'S ROBERT BOYER: Bob's grade cards know only A-l-'s, but his friends know him as that versatile junior from Washington State, who Won state wide recognition for King High with his three di- mensional matrix. He is a member of the Junior Academy of Science, takes a correspondence course in German, has Won honors debating, and has played basketball. SHERI BULL: Sheri is 1962-63 Queen of Kleberg County, but her reign includes being an office assistant, vice-president of the junior class, member of student cabinet and Spanish Club. She performed in the one-act play, plays in the band, twirls for the K-Ettes and bubbles with enthusiasm. WHC PAT DAVIS: Pat's earned recognition for her scholastic achievements from the National Merit Scholarship Committee. This efficient senior office assistant has been in the band, Latin Club, Future Teachers, and Science Club. She is a top notch Brahma Round-Up reporter and on the debate team. LINDA BOX: This petite senior with musical inclinations has been drum major, band officer, K-Ette, stage band vocalist, and band hall office assistant. She joins in Spanish Club, Drama Club, and student cabinet. She was named to National Honor Society, elected homecom- ing queen candidate and is a Who's Who repeater. 87 -M'-nw-..-...,...,,,, ELAINE FARMER: Elaine is not only the president of the Joy Chapter of FHA, but she has held district, area, and state FHA responsibilities. She is on the student council, sings in the chorus, and works on the one- act play. SANDRA MELBERN: This blue-eyed blonde has twirled in the K-Ettes for three years. This year she is corps captain and band office assistant. San- dra has served as office assist- ant two years, is a student cab- inet representative, and is in the National Honor Society. JOHNNY KRUSE: Johnny is a junior with a high scholastic average and a specialized in- terest in tennis. He plays in the boys' singles tennis matches. His dependability and sincerity won this spot in Who's Who for him. 88 MARSHALL FEIN: Marshall put Kingsville on the nation's scientific map with his methane- ozone flame which earned him the Future Scientists of Amer- ica National Scholarship. He is editor of the Brahma Round- Up, vice-president of the Science Club, reporter for the student council, and a three-year mem- ber of the Science Club. WHO S CINDY WEST: Cindy, a junior, is president of Latin Club, vice- president of Library Club, and was president of the Sophomore class and secretary of student council. Cindy has Worked as a library assistant, organizations editor of the El Toro, and is a member of the Spanish Club. Her friendly personality makes her a campus-Wide favorite. WHO GAIL GARLAND: Pert, vivacious Gail heads the Brahma cheer- ing section, and participates in F.H.A., Spanish Club, and stu- dent cabinet. She's an office assistant, in National Honor So- ciety, a Homecoming Queen candidate, and was named to Who's Who last year. She has Won distinction with her prose reading. JANET RHODE: Janet,s a dependable junior whose activities include a library assistant, secretary for the library club, member of the Latin Club, Stage Band accompanist, debater, F.T.A. treasurer, and member of the Spanish Club. She's one of six in the nation to Win a leadership scholarship for her church. TISSA HIGGINBOTHAN: Tis- sa's overtime hours on the past three El Toro's should qualify her for more than one Hjacketf' Despite the fact that her year- book work daily demands long hours after school for the entire year, she does serve on the stu- dent cabinet, belongs to the Spanish Club and is an active reporter for the Brahma Round- p. 89 MAUREEN O'BRIEN: Maureen, King High's star soprano is widely sought for benefit Work. She is the soloist for the stage band, sings in the choir, assists in the office, belongs to the Spanish Club, and maintains a scho- lastic average that qualified her for the National Honor Society. JANE HAUN: Jane has been all around the World and the King High campus, too. She is an FHA degree winner, a pow- der puff contender, and a star in the one-act play. She has served on the assembly commit- tee and program committee for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. She has burned the midnight oil as assistant editor of this year- book. PAT MUMFORD: Pat's popularity, leadership, and scholarship are evi- denced by these honors: Homecoming Queen, DAR Award, Elk's Leadership Award, Honor Society, Who's Who, Cheerleader, President of the Senior Class, Secretary-treasurer of the Student council, Brahma Round-Up exchange editor. WHC'S 90 KAY LYNN SHARP: Kay Lynn, although often found on the tennis courts, is active in other phases of school life. She has been FHA city-Wide president, District FHA president, and Chapter vice-presi- dent. This year Kay Lynn is the junior class reporter. WHO BOBBY SMITH: Bobby, a junior, is especially interested in sports. He has excelled in both track and football by making the district team in football and going to regional in track. Besides these interests, he is also a member of the Spanish Club and is President of K-Club. Bobby has managed to keep a high scho- lastic average in addition to par- ticipation in many extra-curricular activities. LOUIS STRIPLING: Louis presides over the student cabinet, the student body, and the Brahma Band. He was a Boy's State represen- tative, received an Elk's leadership Award, and is a member of the Junior Academy of Science. He has participated in slide rule, extemporaneous speaking, and tennis, the Latin Club, Science Club, and Stage .Band His scholastic average also put him in the National Honor Society. SHARON VVEISMAN: Sharon is easy going and easier to get along with. A second year member of Who's Who, she is also in the Na- tional Honor Society. Sharon can be seen on most afternoons practicing tennis, a game she plays Well. She was a class officer and member of the student cabinet in the sophomore year and this year is an office assistant. omecoming ueen, paf Yfnumkrcl Homecoming Twistin' the night away. The shocked but happy contenders. Our queen, Pat Mumford, and her escort, Clifford Fry. Pdf Z?WZ,w .jwlomecoming Lie Sue .jwlorn Cjambafafea gui! garfan OEHJU go SHERI BULL Sheri, Miss Kleberg County 1962363, is another one of the beauties to be found in King High. Crowned Miss Kleberg County, July, 1962, she was awarded a trip to Hollywood. Sheri's beauty and winning personality have found a place in the hearts of King High students and faculty as well as the members of the com- munity. KING HIGH BEAUTIES LINDA BOX Linda, one of King High's Senior beauties, was crowned Miss Posture of Texas, June 1962. Following her selection, she competed in the Na- tional Correct Posture Contest, in which she was one of the finalists. Linda's beauty and charm have helped win her many deserved honors. .. ,..- - ,. m......,....... .sm ,,... ,ig-Ti i I ke G .. 'fu l Football 5 Sweefhearf, Sylvia Trevino Go easy on the brake, Neill! Sylvia, the football players' favorite. Did you really get these roses from the Homemaking cottage? 97 if 3: TQ Kit A TEAM: Ckneelingj Mark Koenig, Benny Dunn, Gilbert Alvarez, Weldon Martin and Al Harris. Standing: Charles Lerma, manager, Ricardo Mungary, Phillip Wilson, Henry Hodge, Richard Watson, Tony Gonzalez, and Coach B. Huff. Tony Gonzales Weldon Martin Henry Hodge Richardo Mungary lOO Baskefball Phil Wil Philip Wilson scores 2 for the Brahmas Richard Watson Mark Koenig l O2 Gilbert Alvarez Al Harris B TEAM: kneeling-M. McQury, F. Perez, H. Lopez, B. Trevino, E. Trevino standing-R. Arce, R. Calderon, B. Hamilton, L. Garcia, D. Rios. P Right: Coaches, Ray Gomez, and Beecher Huff. i 103 KING HIGH BRAHMAS eq M 7 te' .W V ,it ,F lp.. ln. lst row: Tony Gonzalez, Richard Watson, Richard Mungary, Duncan Beecham, Cecilio Ruiz, Gilbert Alvarez, Cono Farias. 2nd row: Coach Bill Denman Bobby Smith, Manuel Canales, Al Harris, Ronnie Ross, Donald Black, Evan Gutierrez, Roel Benavidez, Coach Donald Jay, Coach Ray Gomez. 3rd row: Tommy Turner, Craige Edgerton, Alvaro Benavides, Jim Elam, Doroteo Rios, George Morris, Bobby Lerma, Johnny Freberp. Seated: Eloy Garcia, Gasper Ramirez, Laco Garcia, Neil Day, Ben Cortez, Billy Trevino. September 14 September 21 Septembel 28 October October Won os Octobel October Now ember Novembe 9 Novemb 16 Robstown Falfurrias ban Antomo Tech Qldney Lamel Brackenudge Edlnburg Harlmgen McAllen Al1ce D1str1ct games 22-0 21-0 56 6 48 0 27 0 Record 0 14 40 12 27 12 19 0 5 M ' V ' v . - 12 ' -' ' - ' 19 ' O 26 Brownsville? 0-9 Coach Bill Denman, Head Coachg Donald Jay, Coach Ray Gomez. lO6 Managers: Carlos Wilson, Bobby McKellar, Tommy Turner. Tony Gonzalez, SF- Q Gaspar Ramirez, Sr. 2 yr. Letterman, Co-captain 2 yr. Letterman, Co-captain We're gonna fight with all our might, We're gonna Win this game tonight! Bobby Smith, Jr. Cecilio Ruiz, Jr. 2 yr. Letterman 2 yr. Letterman 107 Jim Elam, Jr. 2 Yr. Letterman George Morris, Sr. 1 Yr. Letterman Bobby Lerma, Sr. Doroteo Rios, Jr. 2 Yr. Letterman 2 Yr. Letterman Brahmas Sack Pickers Kingsville's Brahmas whipped the Robstown Cotton- pickers, 22-0, in Robstown, September 14, making the open- ing game of the season a very significant victory to all Brahma fans. The Bulls won the equalizer and tied the Pickers in all-time winnings. Both teams have won 21 games in the 44 year rivalry. Two games were tied. Bulls Corral Jerseys Cecilio Ruiz, Brahma tailback, romped for two touch- downs and 171 yards as the Bulls rambled over the Fal- furrias Jerseys 36-6 in King High's second game of the season. The big Bull defense held the Fal team to no serious threats with the exception of a Jersey drive to the Brahma two-yard line in the third quarter. lO8 'f -., Brahmas Down Buffs Facing the first 4A competition of the season in their first home game, the Brahmas raced past previously undefeated San Antonio Fox Tech, 36-6. Tech's score, the first points scored against the Brahmas, came late in the first quarter on an 80 yard punt return which stood up for six points. Roel Benavides, Sr. Alvaro Benavides, Sr. 3 Yr. Letterman 2 YF. Letterman lO9 Duncan Beecham, Sr 2 Yr. Letterman Al Harris, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Richard Mungary, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Donald Black, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Bulls Trample The Voks King High started off the fourth game of the season against the out-matched Voks with a touchdown in the first two minutes of the game. The game was plagued with fouls and fumbles, but still the Bulls raced up a score of 48 points. Bulls Clip Eagles Due to three disastrous fumbles and good defensive plays, the Bulls scampered past the Eagles. This victory ended our non-4A District games with an undefeated record of five games. Gilbert Alvarez, Jr. Cono Farias, Sr. 2 Yr. Letterman 1 Yr. Letterman llO Edinburg Upsets Brahmas King High's opening game in district 14-AAAA was spoiled as Edinburg booted three field goals and upset the previously undefeated Brahmas by a score of 9-0 on October 19. An inspired Bobcat defense held the Bulls to only one serious threat that came by the Way of an Edinburg fumble. Eagles Claw Bulls Virtual elimination from the South zone was handed to Kingsville by a defeat at the hands of the Brownsville Eagles on November 26. The Eagles turned back the Brahmas 14-0 as the Bull offense never seriously threatened. Jessie Miller, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Manuel Canales, Sr. Ben Cortez, Soph. Laco Garcia, Sr 2 Yr. Letterman 1 Yr. Letterman 3 Yr. Letterman lll Craige Edgerton, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Ronnie Ross, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman Bulls Clobber Cardinals King High Won its first game in District 14-AAAA as the Brahmas downed the Harlingen Cardinals, 43-12. The Bulls completely demoralized the Redbirds by scoring two touch- downs in the first five minutes with one Coming on an open- ing kick-off jaunt by Gaspar Rameriz. Eloy Garcia, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman ...LW , , i Billy Trevino, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman ll2 Evan Gutierrez, Sr. 1 Yr. Letterman Brahmas Bite Bulldogs King High's high-flying Brahmas raced past the McAllen Bulldogs, 27-12 in a very cleanly played game. After getting off to a sluggish start, the Bulls gained a full head of steam and soundly Whipped the Bulldogs. Brahmas Gun Down Coyotes Richard Watson, Jr I Yr. Letterman Neil Day, Soph. 1 Yr. Letterman The Bulls ended their 1962 season with a 19-0 victory over the Alice Coyotes on November 16, 1962. ll3 John Freberg, Jr. 1 Yr. Letterman ' gl 4. vmh, f V- .iii 33 'il ' 1 4 iff . bi K . . 4. 3 .. ,5- E st 9 Septembei 15 September 22 bepteniber 29 October 4 Won-Los' October 1 1 Octob 18 Nove er 3 Nove ber 8 Roy Miller Robstown Falfurrias Mary Carroll W. B. Ray Edinburg Harlingen 126 210 600 128 Record 6-22 28-6 ' 44-0 16-26 Alice ll-4 CALVES . . King High's B team had a good season this year with only two losses, one to Ray and one to Alice. The total points scored against the Calves this year was 74 points. The Calves totaled 194 points against opposing teams during the season. First Rowz' Robert Robles, Rolando Flores, Rudy Calderon Luis Garcia, Blake Hamilton, Mark Koenig, Valdelmar Leal, Bobby Gomez. Second Row: David Pena, Dwayne Nix, Arnold Muniz William Webb, Charles Lerma, Arnoldo Moreno, Red Arce, Coach Beecher Huff. Third Row: Lawrence Watson, Lupe Barbour, James Harris, Hector L . . . . . opez, Jin Lyon, Eddie Trevmo, Mike McQuerrey, Dodie Miller. Coach Beecher Huff, Coach Nano Ortiz Lawrence W-MSOU, Bobby GOIYIGZ Managers ll5 GOLF The Brahma golf team, coached by W. M. CDubD Mumford, entered the MAAAA District competi- tion for the first time this year. The first Brahma golf team was organized in 1958 when the Bulls were still in 3A. Every year the Brahma golf team was one of the strongest in its class, and twice Went to regional, once barely missing a state tournament berth. Although the district tourney isn't until April, the golf team begins its tournaments in December and will compete against most district members be- fore the actual district tournament. Coach W. M. Mumford Standing: Larry Fuller, Larry Cantrell, Steve Burgh, Stan Chemacki, Johnny Halberdier, and Jimmy Higgins. Seated: Louis Adams and Coach W. M. Mumford. llo , Jimmy Higgins Larry Cantrell Louis Adams Stan Chemacki LHFFY Fuller Steve Burgh Johnny Halberdier H7 TENNIS Senior Girl's Doubles: Kneeling: Jane Mays Standing: Sharon Weisman Below: Boy's Doubles, Ross Fischer, James Walker. Left: Johnny Kruse, Boy's Singles ?JC:2 if qw Tennis Team: Kneeling-C. Myers, I. Ocho-a, S. Twedell, K. Sharp, S. Lofland, V. Shafer, S. Weisman, and J. Mays. Standing-Miss Jacobs, G. Simpson, C. Cook, R. Arthur, D. Frick, E. Rogers R. Fischer. J. Walker, J. Kruse, D. Nelson, and Coach Lovelace. V M A A 5 . . ,fi Right: Junior Girls, Kay Lynne Sharp, Virginia Shafer, and Sue Lofland. H9 , ,, , . . .. .,,.,,,,,,.,WWW.w - ff . . ,- F f On three, everyone- SIT DOWN ! This is a Russlan dance? As one player to another, let's sit this one out. What is this flubber? Pounce ! Half Way to the twilight zone. We told you to put your shirt tail in. Back, back I said, ge back! Twinkle-toes I Last one there is a rotten egg! 123 Jr.-Sr. Fumbling Fumblers - - 28 The players go through many trials of training ...... Beat you to the outhouse! New reducing plan. Example of Sophomore intelligence. Then comes the pep rally ...... Burlesque babes with many admirers. Ma, yyhy am 1 different? The big night finally arrives ...... What do I do now? Somebody found a nickel? l241 vs- Soph. 'leaping Lambs -24 The two teams clash ...... Follow the l83d81'Y But, I'm outnumbered! Our King fand various assorted charactersj ...... Flirtatious Fanning Sz Followers The team was in a huddle . . . Don't look now, but we are being watched! Dainty dimpled doll! 125 i 5 33 254 E 53. G if 5 'A 5: 5 A fe ? si .f ai LQ in C 5' Q 1 KN 2 2 X if Q 5 5 5 r' if 5 I 4 2, 01 5 n 3' ?1 1 f Z i 2 3 3 fr Q Q Student Cabinet The heart of the student body is what the student cabinet repre- sents. Members vote on many measures and plan many events, representing the authority of the students. They have been respon- sible for all matters concerning the bonfire, Homecoming Queen and dance, Senior Day, and many other events. They receive their authority and work under the Constitution. Student Cabinet officers: Pat Barlow, vice-president, Louis Stripling, president, Pat Mumford, secretary, Marshall Fein, reporter. Cindy West, Linda Box, Pat Barlow, Sandy Harris, Marshall Fein, Sheri Bull, Kaye Lynn Sharp, Louis Stripling, Sandy St. Clair, Pat Mumford, Lavinia Trevino, Jack Myers, Jay Thomas, Doris Maloney, Cindy Harris, Elaine Farmer, Tissa Higginbotham, Dwayne Nix, Mario Martinez, John David Taplin, Benny Canales, Miss Olita Parman, sponsor, Clifford Fry, Don Black. 128 Are you guys really in Homemaking? King High's recreation center Girls, We're being Watched! What's this? Braille? The three stooges! Double Trouble! Romeo, Ronieo, wherefore art thou? l29 BRAHMA Band Members are: Andy Alaniz, Rosario Alaniz, Arnoldo Alvarez, Mike Ampe, Aaron Arce, Carrlene Arthur, Sharon Awbrey, Ben Bailey, Lynn Bailey, Clem Baker, Patricia Barlow, Toy Bennet, Jeri Bellamah, Leslie Jo Boggs, Clyde Boswell, Linda Box, Denis Breining, Rose Mary Brooks, Sheri Bull, Joe Bustos, Edmundo Cabrera, Rudy Calderon, Gene Campbell, Emi Canales, Martha Cano, John Cavazos, Steve Cavazos, Cindy Chesser, Coley Clark, Nancy Corbin, Yolanda Cortez, Wanda Crisp, Harvey Cross, Gary Custer, Cynthia Davis, Neill Day, David Dunn, David Earnest, Ronnie Echols, Angel Escobar, Betty Fink, Martha Fischer, Ann Fugate, Abel Garcia, Eliseo Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Edna Garaza, Eric Genz, Donald Gray, Sandy Hairston, Kathleen Hamff, Billy Hayes, Suellyn Heininger, Hector Hinojosa, Henry Hodge, Kenny Hunt, Craig Jones, Robert Kennedy, Lucinda Kantz, Janice King, Ronnie Lanier, Edna Leal, Frank Lemmond. l3O BAND Band Members Continued: Joe Lipscomb, Ramiro Lomas, Manuel Lo- pez, Jesus Lopez, Gin Lyon, Mike McQuerry, Rosa Marriquin, Marc McGlammery, Pat McGee, Juan Martinez, Margaret Mastin, Ruth Mayo, Sandra Melbern, Irma Mendez, Carlos Mendoza, Hector Mendoza, Roel Monralvo, Cathy Mooney, Michale Musick Bob McNeill Protacio Najera, Joy Nelson, Candy Paulk, George Paige, Juan Pena, lfaldemar Perez, Hank Rainbolt L ' R ' ' , ouis amirez, Dee Russell, Ben Salinas, Irene Salinas, Martha Salinas, Carol Sharp, Juan Soliz, Darwin Steadman, Louis Stripling, David Taplin, Thelma Tellez, Raul Tellez, Bobby Terry, Ernestine Thompson, Diana Trevino, Lavinia Trevino, Romero Trevino, Raul Utley, Melquidez Valasquez, Rosie Vera, Ben Wilson, Jeff Wooley, Sandra Wiley. 131 Director Mr. Joe Rogers MICHAEL MUSICK: 4th chair flute, Regional Bandg All State Orchestra. EDDIE GARCIA: lst. chair string bass, Regional Bandg All State Band. DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS' E. Garcia 5th chair string baissg J Bustos, Sth chair Coronet: J. Bellamah, 8th ehair clari- netg R. Tlevino, 5th ehair fiuuilg A. Le.-ai, 9th chair ciarmetg M. Musick, 3rd chair flute, B Wilson, 5th chair percussiong F. Lemmond, 5th chair tromboneg L. Ramirez, Sth chair bass 132 BAND OFFICERS: First row-Linda Box, Drum Major and Student Council Representa- tiveg Sheri Bull, Reporterg Sandra Melbern, Corps Captain. Second row-Lavinia Trevino, Secretary-Treasurerg Armela Leal, Vice Presidentg Ben Salinas, Band Man- agerg Louis. Stripling, Presidentg Lionel Canales Band Captaing Melquiadez Velasquez, Band Man- ager. At the first football game band officers presented Mr. Wilbur Gregg, former band director with an award. 133 STAGE BAND l Stage Band: First row-Aaron Arce, Bobby Terry, Irma Mendez, Edmundo Cabrera, Pat McGee, Sharon Awbrey. Second row-Louis Stripling, Ben Wilson, Frank Lemmond, Neill Day, John David Taplin. Standing-Coley Clark, Jeff Wooley, Joe Bustos, Mike McQuerrey, Ramiro Lomas, Eddie Garcia, Michael Musick. AAAA XAXXXXX Mr. Rogers and Mr. Horn, co-directors of the stage Band, discuss sheet music. l34 K-ETTES K-ettes: Carol Sharp, Ruth Mayo, Martha Fischer, Patricia Barlow, Candy Paulk, Sandy Hairston, Sheri Bull, Kath- leen Hamff, Toy Bennett, Edna Garza, Betty Fink, Linda Box, and Sandra Melbern. Drum Major: Linda Box Corps Captain: Sandra Melbern 135 Cheerleaders Among the Brahmas' most ardent fans this year were the cheerleaders-Gail Garland and Pat Mumford, sen- iorsg Terry Leslie, Linda Moncrief, and Martha Mon- talvo, juniors. Under the leadership of Gail Garland, head Cheer- leader, these girls planned pep rallies and assemblies, led the students and fans in yells, and cheered the football and basketball teams to victory. A new cheerleader this year was their mascot Jan Mumford. Jan helped lead the cheers and added greatly to the team spirit. Pat Mumford Terry Leslie l36 Gail Garland head cheerleader Martha Montalvo Gerald Black, sweetheart Linda Moncrief Jan Mumford Mascot 137 CHORUS ,Mm ......--... ., First Row: M. Garza, M. Garcia, B. Filla, P. McGee, J. Horn, G. Wilson, C. Wilbern, A. Chilen, J. Bellamah, M. Salinas, C. Perez, Y. Cortez, B. Fink. Second Row: G. Rodriguez, G. Barbee, T. Silva, K. Gaines, L. Hayes, J. Guerrera, L. Garcia, L. Reese, E. Solis, T. DeBenedetto, R. Call, S. Trant, L. Trevino, J. Sessions, A. Quintanilla. Third Row: O. Mendez, M. Montoya, Ann Wheeler, M. Mote, D. Garcia, B. Lerma, D. Kellogg, B. Benavidez J. Silva, J. Lopez, E. Fernandez, M. Fischer, J. VanFleet, S. Wiley, L. Pena. Fourth Row: M. O'Brien, M. Skeen, E. Villarreal, J. Quintanilla, T. Gonzalez, R. Villanuel, M. Garza, R. Flores R. Turcotte, A. Benavidez, C. O'Conner, C. Jones, R. Munis, B. Schultz, B. Leckie, M. Garcia, R. Tijerina State Choir: E. Solis, T. DeBenedetto, J. Quintanilla, P. McGee, and M. Mote. Regional Choir: P. McGee, J. Bellamah, B. Fink, M. Mote, S. Wiley, J. VanFleet, M. O'Brien, M. Fischer, T. DeBenedetto, C. Jones, S. Quintanilla, E. Fernandez, E. So is. Q l -Y I l38 9 GRCHESTRA Seated: B. Cowan, K. Bajza, N. Moreles, M. Mitchell, R Welch, B. Buir, R. Harris, A. Leal. Second row: M. Musick, L, Ramirez, D. Chase, L. Chapa, T Brown, D. Pearson. Third row: G. Ochoa, M. Salinas, G. Garza, J. Mathew. Stancgngi J. Nelson, Mr. George Bronaugh, instructor, E arcia. 139 Industrial Co-operative Training C l ICT Officers: Ray Mooney, treasurer, Joe Tinsley, parlia- mentariang Mike Clifton, president, Ana Garcia, secretary, Mike Pappas, Vice-president, Ronnie Childs, reporter. Throughout the year the members of ICT Work as apprentices, learning a trade. Occupations selected for training depend largely on employment opportuni- ties Within the community. They should require at least 2,000 hours of train- ing and should lend them- selves to the apprentice plan of training. 1st row: Ray Mooney, Charles Motes, Jovita Gonzalez, Ana Garcia, Homer Najera, Donaciano Rivera. 2nd row: Mr. Martin Chiuminatto, sponsor, Ronnie Childs, Severiano Garza, Joe Tinsley Mike Clifton, Joe Henry Gonzalez, Eliseo Rojas, Mike Pappas. 140 Building Trades l VIC 162, King High Build- ing Trades Chapter of the Vo- cational Industrial Club of Texas, for the past three years has been the outstand- ing chapter of Area IV. Each vocational class in Texas may have a chapter. Chapters com- pete for area and state awards in contests designed to test proficiency in vocational skills. Each year VIC 162 fi- nances its activities by build- ing and selling a house. This year the project is an all-pur- uose building on Mo-Pac field to house rest rooms, dummy room, tractor maintenance area, and ticket office. Front Row: Julian Silva, Reporterg Mario Garza, Sec. 3 and Rojelio Torres, Treas. Back Row: Tim Bounds, Sergeant at Armsg Danny Vella, Vice Pres., Rene Flores, Pres., and Roland Smith, Advisor. Top Row: Mr. Smith, Rene Flores, Tony Garza, Romeo Reyes, Olan Mendez, Mario Garza, and Roel Canales. Bottom Row: Julian Silva, Rojelio Torres, Eugene Marroquin, Laco Garcia, Roel Benavidez, Earnest Mata, and David Rodriguez. l4l Future Farmers of America Officers: Danny James, sentinelg Buster Chandler, vice-presi- dent, Dwayne Nix, secretary, Jack Myers, treasurer, Jerry Zwernemann, president, Robert Alexander, reporterg Rolin Smith, sponsor. Not shown: Mario Martinez, student cabinet representative. Sweetheart: Sandi Trant Top row: Kenneth Horton, Bobby Walsh, Bill Arnold, Jerald Nix, Roy Turcotte, Jack Myers, Jerry Zwernemann, Dwayne Nix. Second row: Mario Martinez, Israel Yzaguirre, Paul Garcia, Weldon Malone, Eluid Pena, Robert Alexander, Andy Gonzalez, Juan Estrada. i Bottom row: Danny James, Jimmy Nix, Rodney Trant, Buster Chandler, Rodney Rice, Lee Roy Burden, Carlos Ortegon, Ronnie Cannon. l42 FFA Activities Mr. Smith and F. F. A. Boys inspect a chicken 143 F. F. A. Boys comalibulls Mr. Smith and F. F. A. Boys examine the litter of pigs FHA girls take a breather during Christmas open house. G. Hartman, J. Haun, S. Piper, S. Mathews, K. L. Sharp, M. Smith, G. Hazlett, M. Chesnutt, E. Farmer, E. Farmer, R. Smith, B. Soulard, J. Hinkle, VV. Crisp, G. Gar- land, R. Tijerina. The Homemaking girls take time out between cooking and preparation for guests at cot- tage. B. Salazar, O. Ramos, R. Sa- linas, E. Perez, E. Perez, L. Jimenez, W. Loftin, S. Goode C. Rhomfeld, M. Cano, S. Lof land, J. Rogers, J. Sanders, D. Neubauer, B. Rosser. Future Officers: R. Smith, 4th V. Pres., G. Hartman, Sec., J. Haun, 2nd V. Pres., D. Cavazos, song leader, S. Mathews, 5th V. Pres., C. Harris, Treas., J. Fletcher, lst V. Pres., K. Sharp, 3rd V. Pres., S. Lofland, song leader, E. Farmer, Presi- dent, M. Chesnutt, Histori- an, J. Amacker, Parliamen- tarian. FHA girls stop and pose for the camera. N. Wilder, S. Harris, J. Amacker, C. Smith, C. A. Arthur, L. Garner, J. Myers, E. Salinas, S. Roberts, R. Garza, M. Reyna, E. Pena, J. Summers, C. Harris, C. Harris, J. L. Smith. Homemakers of America Coley Clark, a senior, was elected by the FHA girls as Sweetheart of the Joy Chap- ter. l Guests enjoy FHA open house. All help prepare for povvderpuff Guest speaker shows how to make novelty gifts. Coffee break! 145 Marshall Fein, editor, reviews assign- ments and does layout. THE Brahma Round-Up The Brahma Round-Up is published semi-monthlylby the Journalism Class of the Henrietta M. King High School. Pat Moseley, business manager, checks ads and reads copy. M Jackie Sue Horn thumbs through the file, as Pat Mumford, ex- change editor, and Pat Davis examine exchange papers, and Ed Featherston, circulation manager, checks his distribution sheet. M6 l Larry Weir, Kenny Stutts, Mike Baker, Mickey Weisman, Charles Alyce Marable and Carol Jean McGee, and Charles Higgins Work on sports stories. Sharp distribute the papers. Aix' .M fm. 1.i,,,, ,V 1 fi. M- E Jim Call, Ef1'21iH FGFHB-Hd0Z, Darla YOUYIEU Mike Doug- David Clark, Tissa Higginbotham, and Ronnie Childs lass, and Betty Ryan Work to meet the deadline for the go 'through exchange papers for interesting ideas. next edition. l-47 Miss Russell and Pam Skipper file library cards While Dorothy Menn and Phyllis Schoettle look on. Doris Moloney, Betty Ryan, and Dora Ramirez look up books 1n the cata- logue. Carol n McCaule' working, y , 5, or day-dreaming? 148 LIBRARY CLUB Diane Neubauer, Cindy West, Janet Rhode, and Mrs. Fish help decorate the reading room. Marilyn Simons, diligently types library reports. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Charlotte Myers, Linda Brodnax, Pam Johnson, and Sharon Weisman help pro- mote the Christmas spirit. Sheri Bull, Sharon McMurry, Pat Barlow, and Ann Wheel- er-hard at work? Ann Fugate and Sandra Piper take time out to work, while Pat Davis and Gail Garland keep up the good work! Wanda Crisp, Maureen O'Brien, Joan Atterbury, and Lynne Ann Williams-Efficiency at its ut- most! i U ' ' '- ' i W ' ! :'f.EE? ' .. 2, - f -:ici ' wr.. EU: ' -M3 L45 i L1 A. 5: f, we , , k,V, ..1k , ,555 ,gg x aware , ear aw 1- , 5, S, 2, a5s,,y,,a Top row: Mr. Sherman Schroeder, sponsorg Julian Gonzalez, Darla Young, Allen Dunk, Horace Miller, Linda Payne, Steve Dembsk, Ernesto Flores. Middle row: Yolanda Garcia, Jean Sessions, Beverley Filla, America Quintanilla, Judy Fletcher, Joyce Jackson, Virginia DeFord, Noemi Villarreal, Esmeralde Soliz. Seated: Susie Quintanilla, Terry Deanda, Betty Schultz, Peggy Gerik, Cheryl Smith. Sweetheart: Josie Ramirez. an fi HH it' ai Ti? Stir 'imp ,gg if tii' 1 B ,, 7 w Z ,..,, Z ,:- . VV , , ,,V,,e A iff? Robert Rios Pam Johnson Ofilia Castillo Bill Arnold Connie Walker Sylvia Trevino President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter Historian Top row: Demetra Ortegon, Jack Myers, Demetrio Ortegon, Braulio Galvan. Third row: Robert Villanueva, Bill Arnold, Federico Vasquez, Sam Dodson, Earl Chesser, Rob- ert Rios. Second row: Ramon Perez, Guadalupe Cisneros, Tere Ochoa, Carol Barr, Judy Putman, Dickie Cannon. Seated: Pam Johnson, Sylvia Trevino, Josie Ramirez, Enedina Cabrera, Ofila Castillo. l5O K-CLUB All boys who have lettered in varsity sports are eligible to be members of the K-Club. Throughout the year the boys Work sponsoring tournaments and banquets. 1 ,B Officers: Jim Elam, reporter, Bobby Smith, president, Manuel Canales, secretary-treasurer. Not shown: Gas- par Ramirez, vice-Dresident. J. Wilkerson, J. Miller, C. Fry, B. Dunn, L. Garcia, G. Alvarez, J. Elam, R. Ross, T Gonzalez, R. Benavides, W. Martin, J. Freberg, C. Lerma, D. Byfield, R. Fisher, L. Weir SV, Cortez, C. Clark, D. Clark, F. Perez, D. Rios, R. Torrez, R. Mungary, M Canales R t B. ' ' a son, Canales, E. Gutierrez, T. Turner, B. Smith, Harris, E. Garcia,.B. McKeller J. Strickland, B. Lerma, N. Day, C. Ruiz, A. Benavides C Hodge B Campbell M Krie gel, J. Walker, D. Beecham, M. Trevino, D. Black, B. Gomez, P. Wilson, o. Ediggerton, o Farias, J. Kruse. 151 FUTURE TEACHERS First Row: Jane Haun, Mary Pena, Jo Ann Glock, Cynthia Davis, Sharon Mc- Murray. Second Row: Miss Veda King, Margot Garcia, Benilde Villareal, Joan At- terbury, Glenda Wilson, Janet Rhode. Third Row: Betty Ryan, Romrnie Tijerina, Benilde Villareal, Carlene Arthur. Officers' Joan Atterbury, historian, Glenda Wilson, parlia- mentariang Janet Rhodehtreasurerg Pat Davis, secretary Ninfa Canales, vice-president, Margot Garcia, president 152 Science Club Toy Bennett, Bob Boyer, Jim Call, Lionel Canales, Coley Clark, Janet Coper, Pat Davis, Micki Elder, Malshall Fein, Mark Flato, Eliseo Garcia, Carol Gordon, Ted Gross, R. A. Kennedy, Bill LaNoue, Margaret Mastin, Sharon McMurry, Bob McNeil, Sandra Piper, Kenneth Schroeder Juan Soliz, Darwin Steadman, Larry Steinke, Leslie Steinke, Louis Stripling, Herby Taylor David Taplin, Bob Terry, Jay Thomas, Susan Twedell, and Jane Woolworth. OFFICERS: Marshall Fein, Vice-President, James Logue and Don Jones help Lionel Canales, Secy.g Jay Thomas, Presi- Canales with his science project. dent, and Pat Davis, Reporter. Manuel E! ,ji fi, aliiul, K ...M w ww T 1' l53 Seated: Miss Luna, student teacher: S. Hairston, S. Barton, T. Higginbotham, L. Brodnax, C. Gordon, J. Glock, C. Kantz, K. Butler. Second Row: G. Black, R. Fisher, N. Canales, L. Box, M. Fischer, B. Dunloy, T. Douglass, D. Earnest, M. Conner, M. Garcia. Top Row: D. Gray, C. Higgins, J. Gwin, S. Fredericks, P. Barlow, E. Bridgers, N. Jones, J. Bustos, E. Soliz, D. Guerrero, T. DeBenedett0. Spanish Club OFFICERS Seated: Emily Bridgers, Vice-President Miss Schiller, Sponsor Sandi Hairston, President Standing: Juan Soliz, Reporter Marcy Fischer, Student Cabinet Representative Terry Leslie, Secy.-Treas. Seated: C. Paulk, D. Peterson, C. McTaggert, D. Maloney, C. Sharp, T. Leslie, M. Wil- cox, I. Salinas, S. Wilk, B. Villareal. Second ROW: Miss Schiller, S. Lofland, J. Rhode, D. Ramirez, M. O'Brien, D. Menn, C. West, J. Van Fleet, N. Williams, D. Ruiz, O. Vela, B. Moreno. Top Row: B. Smith, B. Wilson, J. Walker, L. Lassiter, K. Stutts, B. Mc- Kellar, H. Tamez, A. Torres, C. Mendoza, J. Solis, J. Martinez. l54 lst row: C. Kantz, J. Rhode, B. Ryan, G. Wilson, J. Atterbury. Seated: J. Labuda, B. Lane, S. Hazlett, W. Crisp, H. Russek, J. Haun, C. West. Standing: D. Taplin, L. Stripling, B. McNeill, J. Thomas, M. Fein, D. Stewart. CH Latin Club Officers: Seated: J. Haun, vice-president Mrs. Rhode, sponsor C. West, president Standing: J. Rhode, reporter R. Lanier, sergeant at arms H. Russek, secretary D. Taplin, student cabinet representative lst row: L. Williams, J. King, C. Davis, L. Olson, S. Hiller. Seated: L. Boggs, B Rosser, A. Eaves, C. Arthur, J. Woolworth, C. Mooney, T. Winkler, M. Mote, K Kitner, S. Twedell, D. Maze, R. Smith. Standing: E. Genz, K. Schroeder, R. Ross, R. Lanier. l55 CAFETERIA STAFF AND KING HIGH CUSTODIANS 4 Cafeteria Staff: Louise Alexander, Helen Cavazos, Irene Skipper, and Zilpah Wiese prepare tasty l th h t mea s roug ou the school year. Cafeteria Manager Louise Alexander. Custodian Staff: Ramondo Oliverza, Jesus M. Garcia, Linda Betancourt, Andy Garza, and Justo Pena. ii -S 'Q ,4 zz 5 E 5 Q. 8 is ? J December 21, 1962-2:50 P.M. BFILIGFY Cramming for mid-term exams. For my valentine. Plans for F'.H.A. Ball March April Ma U.I.L. contests . . . number sense . . . extempt Y i wr April love. The arrival of the 1963 El Toro Prom preparations. At last! 159 Tissa Higginbotham-EDITOR Joan Atterbury-BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Rubina Shroeder-ADVI SOR Annual Sfaff Jo Ann Custer--FILING MANAGER Jo Ann Glock-ART EDITOR Jesse Lopez-PHOTOGRAPHER Kenny Stutts-PHOTOGRAPHER Q 3! Ll J gs 251 E Gerald Black-PHOTOGRAPHER b QVRGANIZATION EDITORS: Susi Wilk and Cindy est. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT STAFF: Rosemary Smith. Brian Dunloy, Linda Brodnax, Ann Fugate, and Ginger Hartman Knot shownj. I Annual Workshop in Austin. DEADLINE TIME! Five o'cIock, I have to lock the building. At the close of another day, another year at King High, as the halls grow dim and the rooms quiet, We hope that this book has been able to preserve the memories of this year. Your satisfaction with this yearbook is what makes it a success. 1 1 P 1 1 1 f QQ 'lf r 5 , ,. fin . , V7.5